I don't think this would really fit into any of the support areas here... but still, help, lol
I woke up this morning with about 5 msgs in my Hotmail acct.'s junk mail folder, almost deleted them b/c i was still half way asleep, but i looked at them and they all read something like this:
This is the Postfix program at host mx2.pacifier.net.
I'm sorry to have to inform you that the message returned
below could not be delivered to one or more destinations.
For further assistance, please send mail to <postmaster>
If you do so, please include this problem report. You can delete your own text from the message returned below.
The Postfix program
<silicon.pacifier.com@mx2.pacifier.net>: unknown user: "silicon.pacifier.com"
I started looking through the attachments, and they were all sent to different people, but had the same body:
Hello, q4bfmxs q4bfmx5
Would you like a larger one...? or for your spouse to have a larger one. q4bfmxh q4bfmxw
Our product is 100% guaranteed to add permanent length and girth to a q4bfmx2 q4bfmxn
males erection. At least 2.5 and up to 4 inches have been recorded throughout
all of our extensive testing. You cant go wrong with this wonderful q4bfmxl q4bfmxf
life changing product. Get the confidence and size you've always wanted q4bfmxi q4bfmxb
today. And remember, its guaranteed here. q4bfmxj q4bfmxm
Check it out right here q4bfmx3 q4bfmxv
*Your satisfaction is 100% guaranteed. Just call is for a return authorization, send in the unused portion q4bfmx7 q4bfmmcq4bfmmr q4bfmma
and we will refund your money (less shipping and handling) immediately.q4bfmmk q4bfmmpq4bfmmg q4bfmms
q4bfmmz q4bfmmhq4bfmmo q4bfmm2q4bfmmd q4bfmmlq4bfmmq
I was like what the hell?? So I looked through the message headers, and for the message that originally left my acct, the header was this:
From :
<myaddyhere@hotmail.com>
To :
<nightshade@iquest.net>
Subject :
It?s that simple
Received: (qmail 26291 invoked from network); 11 Apr 2003 02:10:52 -0000
Received: from docsis176-205.menta.net (62.57.176.205) by iquest3.iquest.net with SMTP; 11 Apr 2003 02:10:52 -0000
Return-Path: <myaddyhere@hotmail.com>
<html>
I didn't think it was possible to spoof an address over HTTP mail like Hotmail. I've changed my pass, scanned my system with 2 AV programs, scanned it with Ad-Aware, and they all came up empty, but I'm still getting them. Anybody have any ideas? I know at least 10 so far have bounced, who knows how many more were sucessfully sent, and sooner rather than later I'll be over my sent messages quota @ hotmail and have my addy blacklisted as a spammers address......
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